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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
5
Redfield announces a free month of music instruction for beginners and advanced students starting after July 31. F H Irwin son returns as director of music for city schools to lead classes and daily practice, with instrument purchases available through school discounts and small payments.
Sioux Falls leaders plan to host the Acericum Legion convention next year. Al Rabe of Harold Mason Post announced the invitation at a joint meeting of business leaders and delegates. The state convention leaves Yankton Sunday for a four day session to consider the proposal.
In Sioux Falls a dirtied fox terrier named Prince acted as an unlikely attorney in municipal court. The dog whined and pleaded at judge Ransom L. Gibbs as Bill Hughes admitted intoxication. Hughes was fined 25 dollars and Prince stayed with him until release.
Second payments on 137 corn hog contracts totaling 17,817.39 arrived in the county Saturday. County Agent Lyle J. Kenned reports this is the second arrival of final payments on the 1935 corn hog program to reach date. The first shipment arrived June 25 totaling 343,960. The county office shows final payments received on 487 contracts totaling 63,777 and about 80 percent of contracts executed in the county.
Mr and Mrs Nolan McEwen and their son James and Mr and Mrs Max Packwood of Ottumwa arrived to spend several days visiting at the home of Mrs McEwen s parents Be and Mrs E A Newman.
A. A. Fakler shows improvement after a recent stroke. He remains under care of a special nurse at his parents home in Winona Minnesota.
Mrs A Mathiason left Thursday for Papenbe Arizona where she will spend several weeks visiting at the home of her daughter and son in law.
Watertown July 30 Special Ray Murphy national commander of the American Legion Ada Muckelstone national president of the Auxiliary and H C Calmery a possible candidate for personal commander will speak at the state convention in Yankton August 3 to 5 Three governors will attend and Senator W J Bulaw will also be present
In Bancroft a two month old hand wound from cleaning well paper caused Berneice Puerstenau to seek medical help. A doctor opened the wound and recovered a needle that had entered at the base of the thumb and rested near the base of the little finger.
Membership passes 10 112 making this the strongest year since 1831 as funds from the soldier's bonus aid attendance. Des Moines Junior Legion drum corps brings 69 members ages under 16 to the Yankton event. National Commander Murphy to speak Tuesday afternoon and the drum corps show opens Tuesday night at the lighted field. Department executives gather Sunday before Monday start.
Officials hint that Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Watertown will bid to host the 1937 convention. The convention week will end Wednesday afternoon with officers and committee chairmen heard and the next year’s city selected.
Governor Berry announced four-year reappointments to the State Board of Engineering and Architectural Examiners for J. O. Kammerman of Rapid City George Hughill of Sioux Falls and C A Trimmer of Madison. Elizabeth B Bradley of Colome was reappointed to the Child Welfare Commission for a two year term ending July 1 1938.
Mr and Mrs Everett Hammill left Monday for California to attend Florence Hammill Pieres wedding. C B Pierce and daughter Dorothy accompanied them and they plan to spend time on the west coast.
U S Department of Agriculture fieldmen have conducted a three week land use survey in Potter County to aid future soil conservation planning. The study covers 92 farms totaling 51 030 acres in three townships, with soil mapping and management analysis by a team led by Lyle J Kennedy and involving Ben Anderson, Lyle Bender, Max Meyers, Clarence Stockland, Glenn Avery and Les Johnson. The project extends to Brown and Lincoln counties as eastern South Dakota representatives.
Mia Leytzow Wesley Leytzow and daughter Jacque line returned home Tuesday from Watertown where they stayed several days at the home of Mrs Levtzow's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs James Van Auken.
In Erwin on July 30 a notice states services at the Congregational church will be discontinued during August while Sunday School continues through the month.
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